Same product.
Any backdrop.
Backgrounds removed or replaced across a whole catalogue, with shadows that match the new scene. The product in the frame stays your photograph.
Removed. Checked. Exported.
The price is per image, for a white or plain-colour background. Image count, scenes, exports and formats are listed in the written scope before the run.
$0.99 an image. In writing.
$0.99 an image is for a white or plain-colour background, one marketplace export and two rounds of comments on the sample set. Generated scenes, more exports and unusually difficult edges are quoted in writing.
A catalogue. About a week.
A typical plan. Image count and edge difficulty move it.
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Photos sent in a batch, in any format, with a SKU list where there is one.
Sample set
A small set processed first, so the crop, the white, the shadow and any scene are approved before the run.
Full run
The catalogue processed to the approved look. Difficult edges refined by hand.
Check and export
Every image looked at by a person, then exported per marketplace and for the store.
The originals stay untouched.
Every edit is a new file.
Originals never overwritten
Work is done on copies. The photos you sent come back as you sent them.
A sample before the run
The look is approved on a small set first, so a wrong crop or shadow is caught on a few images, not the whole catalogue.
A person checks every image
Nothing is exported on the software's word alone.
Bad edges redone
An image with a halo, a clipped corner or a shadow falling the wrong way is redone as part of the order.
Scope in writing
Image count, treatments and formats are listed before work starts. A change is priced before it is made.
Files that are yours
Every export is yours for commercial use, on the store, on marketplaces, in ads and in print.
Good photos. Wrong wall.
If the second list sounds like you, start with a different service.
Background work fits
- 01A catalogue shot over several years
Different tables, walls and lighting, brought to one white and one margin.
- 02A brand listing on marketplaces
Main images exported to Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra rules, each in its own folder.
- 03A seasonal campaign without a reshoot
The same product in a festive scene this month and a summer one the next.
- 04A collection page that should line up
Every product at the same size, on the same ground, in the same grid.
Look elsewhere
- 01The photos are blurred or small
Image & Video Refinement comes first. A clean edge does not fix a soft photo.
- 02There is no usable photo
AI Product Photography builds new images of the product. New angles are quoted in writing on request.
- 03Glass, liquids and people
A bottle the old background shows through, a pour, a hand holding the product. A shoot gets these right.
Open any file. Zoom in.
Each one can be checked on the exports themselves.
Pure white is pure white
Marketplace main images at RGB 255, 255, 255. Check any corner with a colour picker.
Edges inspected at 200%
No halo, no clipped corner, no leftover backdrop between handles, straps or strands.
Product colour unchanged
sRGB throughout. The product matches the original photograph; only what is behind it changes.
One margin across the catalogue
The same crop, alignment and product-to-frame ratio on every SKU.
Formats named in the scope
PNG with alpha for cutouts, JPEG for marketplaces, WebP or JPEG for the store.
File names that match your SKUs
Each export keeps the SKU or original name, with a suffix such as -white or -scene-01.
What founders ask before a batch.
The whole catalogue.
One look.
A 30-minute call about the catalogue and where it sells. A written scope after it.